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A master of mixing: Music and worlds

Philly.com - Entertainment - 19th Nov 2009

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Devendra Banhart: A talk with Devendra Banhart is like a front-loading washer stuffed with smiles. Happy. Whirly. Splashy. Cleansing. Startling? A little psychedelic, even? Nevertheless, just right. Banhart, who plays the Electric Factory at 8 p.m. Tuesday, personifies independent music right now, as musicians with global backgrounds mix, match, merge, meld, and transmogrify styles and boundaries. Such boundary-crossing is all over his new album, What We Will Be . Speaking by cell phone someplace on the road,...

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